GQL

GQL, or Graph Query Language, is a tool used to communicate with graph databases, which organize data as interconnected nodes and relationships. Unlike traditional databases that focus on tables, graph databases excel at modeling complex, interconnected information—such as social networks or recommendation systems. GQL allows users to precisely specify which parts of the graph they want to retrieve or modify, making data queries more efficient and intuitive for exploring relationships. It’s a powerful language for extracting insights from data where connections and relationships are as important as the data itself.